Words List

Not satisfied or content with currently prevailing conditions or circumstances.

An amount of money paid to someone, typically as a token of appreciation or gratitude, for their services or contributions, especially in situations where setting a fixed price is deemed inappropriate or against custom.

Friendship; peaceful harmony.

A crack or deep gap, especially in glacial ice or the Earth's surface.

A covering for the leg, typically extending from the ankle to the knee or higher, worn by soldiers, riders, workers, etc.

Pleasantly easy to approach and talk to; friendly, cordial, warmly polite.

Honest and straightforward, free from deception or slyness.

A physical weakness or ailment; the infirmities of age.

Attracting attention through flashy or vulgar displays, but lacking genuine value or substance; tawdry.

To remove a burden from; rid of a burden.

An alliance between individuals, groups, states, or other entities formed for a specific purpose.

Mental or emotional stability, especially under tension or strain; calmness; equilibrium.

To abound or swarm; to be prolific or fertile, usually followed by "with."

Knowledge of something before it exists or happens; prescience.

To exercise arbitrary and despotic control; to rule tyrannically.

Having no equal; peerless.

Characterized by dignified propriety in conduct, manners, appearance, and character.

A flat, dull, or trite remark, especially one spoken as if it were fresh or profound.

Willing and eager to please, showing a friendly and accommodating attitude; agreeable and ready to comply with others' wishes or requests.

To predict or indicate beforehand; to be an omen of something to come, such as a storm.

The act or instance of praising or commending; a tribute or expression of admiration.

Open and honest, without hiding thoughts or feelings; sincere and straightforward, free from reserve or deception.

Slightly intoxicated or drunk.

Showing differences or inconsistencies, especially between two or more objects, accounts, or findings.

To anticipate and prevent difficulties or disadvantages by taking effective measures, making them unnecessary.

Vulgar or indecent in speech, language, coarsely mocking, abusive, or irreverent; scurrilous.

To clumsily and awkwardly handle or perform a task; to botch a job.

To place in solitude or withdraw from social contact and activities.

Not changing; remaining constant and incapable of being altered or varied; static.

To reject or renounce something solemnly, typically under oath; for example, to give up a harmful habit or promise to avoid a certain action.